NewStats: 3,262,701 , 8,177,906 topics. Date: Tuesday, 03 June 2025 at 10:30 AM 1p6s48

u must be very silly and stupid

JASONjnr:


What sort of childish vomit is this?

Na adult you the give this kind talk?

Una do oh....

So sorry for your lost.

It's hard on her. Let me cry and express her feelings. Time will heal her.
You're about to travel, hope she wouldn't be alone in the house. Pls make provision of a relative or anyone who can stay with her for this period.

May the Lord comfort her and every member of your family grieving.

That's life.

Sorry for your loss bro. There's nothing as painful as losing a child. Nothing you say can console her. Just allow her to grieve. Suppressing emotions will not make her feel better. Time only can heal all wounds. When she sees you moving on she'll have to adjust eventually

May Allah grant her the fortitude to bear the loss..
It is well with y'all

My wife lost her closest friend from the same ailment (Aplastic anaemia) some time ago. The loss of a loved one is incosolable and difficult but acknowledegement of the fact that it has happened (though difficult) is a good step in coping with grief. I can only imagine how painful your loss is for you and your family and my thoughts and prayers are for you and your mum to go through this phase and come out strong. God is with you and you'll be fine.

@Jogojogo let her grief in her own way...with time she'll heal.
But if you want get to reach out to someone she respects and listen to then let the person reach out to her in good spirit.

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jogojogo:

Ok
Thank you so much

Stay strong.

Wittyness

Yves4real:
I am sorry for your loss.
I think crying helps some people because it helped me. While trying to suppress crying, my chest will be tight, and I find it difficult to breathe most of the time. After crying, I kind of felt relieved to an extent for some time. So, let someone always be with her and let her talk about the incident and cry. It brings relief somehow.
Is it easy to move on after just a month? I don't think so. Things may likely improve a little after 3 months because the memories created by the deceased renew the pains of his departure daily.
My advice is to keep encouraging her to be strong and back it up with prayer for God's strength. It's almost impossible to console a mother over her child's death, as she will keep wishing that she had died instead of her child.
I hope you have taken her to the hospital for a check-up since your brother ed away.
Please, comment attackers; this is my personal opinion. I beg, waka .

U must be very troublesome.

U av said all wonderfully... You don't have to talk abt comment attackers. Let them come make mess of themselves.. Look at one st**.d one named jason up there, he is jsut making mess of his famz.

Attacking IconicR.. Jason is a kid and u guys shud stop engaging him.. These are just boys still bin fed forming adult online

Sleekjunior:
u must be very silly and stupid

He is very very very stpd

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

Now that you're going to travel away from her, the agony for your mom is gonna triple...The way out, is to make arrangements for someone to be with her, so that she'll not develop HBP and die within a year because of loneliness.

Anyway, RIP to your kid bro.

Mehhhnnn, I don’t even know what to say🫂🫂🫂
Tell her to get busy with Church activities, that’s the best way to manage the pain, let’s her keep busy in God’s house
My best friend’s Mum has not gotten over his death 18months after, when I go to their place, they don’t allow me see her so she doesn’t relive the trauma😢

I am so sorry for your loss. It is quite painful.

Just give her time and allow her grieve in peace.

Time really doesn't heal such wounds but still, she has a right to grieve. It is painful losing a child.

I can totally relate. My sister died and my Mom was shattered cos that was her favourite child. My late sister was in final year with me as at then. Her death was painful. My Mum cried her eyes out for more than a month. The pain comes unexpectedly once in a while but still, we allowed her to grieve in peace.

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

I thought you people or guys knows how to make love or sexual intercourse...via or through anus and uterus... Is that too late now...?... Mumu mugu imun gun feeje buredi...won feran buredi oni buredi... Awon oni idi eleje reedi/eleje didi ni idi/oni idi jenkuredi...ara/iyekan awon ara LA Ebedi...

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

Let her mourn her son till she feels better. Only God can console someone who lost a child. In her own time, she will begin to learn to live with the pain. Right now she has not even realized the pain will never go away. When she's crying, walk into her room, greet her, hug her but don't tell her to stop crying.

Lord, lift their eyes so that they may catch a glimpse of eternity, and be comforted by the promise of heaven. it is well with her

Okay.
What are we to do then?

I was once in your shoes, and my mother never get out of this until she ed away 2 years ago. I pray God heal your home and send comfort to your family. RIP to the loved ones we have lost.

Emmanuel30a:
I thought you people or guys knows how to make love or sexual intercourse...via or through anus and uterus... Is that too late now...?... Mumu mugu imun gun feeje buredi...won feran buredi oni buredi... Awon oni idi eleje reedi/eleje didi ni idi...ara/iyekan awon ara LA Ebedi...

You need help, as in serious help. May God heal you.

I don't know what to say but I'm so sorry for your loss bro. May God console your family 🙏

Addme:

You need help, as in serious help. May God heal you.

Mufu...dey dia...

She won't ever recover. My parents 'died' after my siblings died in a plane crash. It's almost twenty years later, and they still aren't themselves.

I can understand your pain personally..also lost my younger brother to Laekumia last year...and i understand how heartbroken my Fam were and still is..you just need find someone who's so dear to your mum to speak hope into her..

I'm deeply sorry for your loss..

Truth is there is nothing anybody can say right now that can console your mum. Nothing hurts a mother as loosing a child..it will take a very long time for her to heal.. Just be praying for her while she goes through the period of pain..

She will definitely come out of it but it's when I don't know..

JASONjnr:


What sort of childish vomit is this?

Na adult you the give this kind talk?

Una do oh....

What's the rubbish in it?

It's a pity bro! So sorry dear. Accept my condolences
I pray God grant your family especially your mother the fortitude to bear the loss; and may God grant your brother eternal rest. Amen!

My condolences. With time she'll be fine. 🙏

Addme:

You need help, as in serious help. May God heal you.

You should/would have done better by singing... Healing rain is falling down2×... I'm not afraid...

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

I have been reading through our responses and I sincerely appreciate every response of encouragement and suggestion. You don't know how soothing your words have been. I am grateful to the for bringing up this post so many can contribute. Thank you so much and may God richly bless you all for your responses

So sorry for your loss bro. However: she's not going to be consoled, I lost my mum since 2007 and I still cry till date. It hurts me more now that I have some cash to spend on her but she's no more. The loss of a loved one is perpetual, it hurts and your emotions must react spontaneously.

My sincere condolences.

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

Sorry for the loss of your brother.
One month is too short for a mother to stop weeping and mourning a son who died in his 20s.
Keep consoling her and don't be tired of giving her hope that things will be fine.
Let your father (if alive) get involved in the consolation. Also find time to take her out to comedy events and cinemas where she can watch good films to relax and laugh off some of the sorrows in her heavy heart.
It takes time, but she will be fine.

jogojogo:
My younger brother ed on almost a month ago after being itted for 3 month at UCH Ibadan. The young man was in his twenties who just wrote is last paper in February. He was diagnosed of aplastic anaemia and was under medical attention untill he ed on.

The death came to us with deep sorrow and pain. I have tried to move on even though it's difficult. I still cry every day secretly but my biggest concern right now is how to get my mother to move on. She has remain unconsolable as every morning I could hear her cries as early as 4.00am daily. I had to be with her in her room talking to her.

Soon, I will be travelling and I am worried she may never find any reason to be happy.

I have spoken to her in my little wisdom and don't even know what else to be telling her.

I need our advice please on how better to handle this and what can be done to effectively help the situation

Sorry for your loss

jogojogo:


I have been reading through our responses and I sincerely appreciate every response of encouragement and suggestion. You don't know how soothing your words have been. I am grateful to the for bringing up this post so many can contribute. Thank you so much and may God richly bless you all for your responses

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